Imagine a week here …

The studio house used to be a chapel, built in the 1860s, and it kept the height and the old-timber warmth you can’t build from scratch. The acoustic treatment does the rest. The big tracking room sits inside it like it was always meant to.

What the setting does to a session is harder to put on a spec sheet. There’s nothing within reach to pull you out of the work — no city, no schedule but your own. The forest, the fields and the water aren’t far. Take a midnight swim in the lake, throw a barbecue in the garden when the day’s work is done. A part that won’t sit right has a habit of sorting itself out when you let it.

Bands come up for a week and leave with something that sounds like the time they spent, rather than the clock running. And that’s the whole idea.

Imagine the possibilities

The Omnivox Studio is designed and built for many different purposes, with sound recording being the core and natural starting point.

And the main recording room indeed offers great opportunities for creative recording. Sounds can be collected from near and far. Experiment with different positions for room mics is always interesting. Placing mics in the room itself, in the kitchen or in the stairwell can be very rewarding when it comes to creating an interesting sound.

Although recording music is at the core of what we offer, the Omnivox is also used for other things. Content creation being among the most common. The place is great for shooting video. Since we are a recording studio there is the unique possibility of combining a multichannel state of the art sound recording while also filming the session. Scroll down for a couple of nice examples.

The studio can also be booked for warming up and rehearse before tours and gigs.